States cut back in welfare expenditures nationwide
Washington AP reports 22 states are cutting or considering welfare reductions as HEW finds a 31 year trend reversal. With over 7 billion yearly welfare spend and 14 million recipients, reductions range to 20 percent in several states while others list possible cuts or increases.
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Pentagon Opposes Ceiling On Laos Spending Amid Combat
The Pentagon tells the Senate a $200 million cap on U S spending in Laos is unworkable due to unclear accounting of aid across Southeast Asia. Sen Stuart Symington says lack of precise figures undermines adherence to a $2.5 billion regional limit and questions about air raids on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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North Vietnam
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Pentagon Keeps Command Structure Amid Narrow Reforms
Pentagon civilians avoid major upheaval by tweaking the chain of command rather than a full shakeup. They reversed a DIA reporting change to tighten civilian control, while implementing or following 83 of 113 Blue Ribbon panel recommendations aimed at efficiency and reducing weapon costs.
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Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Blue Ribbon Defense Panel
New York Insurance
Gilbert W. Fitzhugh
U S Leaves Last DMZ Base In Vietnam
The United States turned over its last base along the DMZ to South Vietnam and withdrew about 500 troops from Fire Base Charlie 2 southeast of the DMZ. About 50 Americans remain to man a battery, advise the South Vietnamese, and monitor radar and sensors tracking infiltration. The May 21 rocket attack at Charlie 2 killed 29 GIs and wounded 33.
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